"Junior Sister."
"Look at this little river in front of us. Is it the one from your memories?"
Ye Qingxian guided me.
I opened my bright red eyes and tried my hardest to make out the little river ahead.
Ye Qingxian was waiting for my answer.
Instead, she saw the pretty young girl with bright eyes and pearly teeth gazing at her with two utterly bewildered eyes.
"Senior Sister, why are you asking me? I can't see what's in front of me."
"..."
Ye Qingxian nearly fell over.
How had she forgotten that?
Junior Sister had been acting so normal lately that Ye Qingxian had almost forgotten she was still a bona fide visually impaired person.
I answered pitifully, "Senior Sister, take me over there."
"Maybe I'll be able to tell then."
Ye Qingxian had no choice but to take the slightly cool, delicate hand beside her.
A moment later.
The girl's cool voice rang out again.
"Can you tell?"
I didn't answer right away.
My brows furrowed slightly, my gaze fixed ahead.
In the blurry world, I could just barely make out a rough outline.
"No."
There was none of my earlier giggling, only a slightly serious voice.
Ye Qingxian stood quietly beside me.
Especially watching the changes in my mood.
No matter how cheerful I seemed, I could never truly forget the knot in my heart.
"Let's go to the next place."
I was already nearly certain that this wasn't somewhere I'd ever lived.
The time it took to burn a stick of incense passed.
I shook my head again. "No."
"None of them are."
Half an hour later, I rubbed my tired eyes. The dark pattern between my brows, the mark of the Princess, flickered and vanished under Ye Qingxian's gaze.
"Let's rest for a while." Ye